Clients search before they call — and pick the firm that looks expert and answers first.
You are the lawyer, the receptionist and the marketer; the site has to do the intake.
High-intent searches where speed of response decides who gets the case.
Partners need a site that matches the quality of the work and the fees.
People look for lawyers online, expect an answer within a day — and many firms never reply at all.
of people looked for a lawyer on their own, about as many as asked for a referral.
of people expect a response from a law firm within 24 hours; 10% expect it within an hour.
of law firms did not respond to test emails from potential clients at all.
of people say they contacted a law firm that never responded, by phone or email.
of clients are more likely to hire a lawyer who takes electronic payments; 40% would never hire one who does not take cards.
Put your monthly volume into the calculator and see hours and dollars.
The path of one potential client from a Google search to a booked, paid consultation.
A person searches “divorce lawyer in [city]” and lands on your practice-area page.
FindPlain-language answers, the attorney’s bio, case results and reviews.
FindMatter type, location, urgency and a short description — no confidential details yet.
AskThe form screens out matters you do not take and flags urgent deadlines.
AskThe person gets a reply within a minute with next steps and available times.
AskThey pick a slot; it lands in your calendar with the intake answers.
BookA consultation fee or retainer is paid online by card.
BookThe contact and matter are created in Clio, MyCase or your CRM.
BookA reminder with the meeting link or address goes out the day before.
AfterAfter the matter closes, satisfied clients are asked for a review.
AfterLaw firm website development means building a site that brings in the right clients: a page for every practice area and location written for the way people search, attorney bios and results that build trust, and an intake form that answers at once and books the consultation. Payments and practice software are connected, so nothing is retyped.
People look for lawyers online, expect a reply within a day and often hear nothing back. The firm that answers first and looks expert usually gets the case — and that starts on the website.
More qualified enquiries, replies within a minute, consultations booked and paid without phone tag and every new contact already in your practice software.
Typical minutes of staff time per enquiry in a small firm. Your own numbers go into the calculator below.
Based on 21 min by hand and 1.6 min with the new site per item, from the table above.
Forms, scheduling and payments run by themselves. Legal judgement stays with the lawyer.
You decide which matters to accept after the conflict check and the consultation.
The site explains in general terms; advice is given only by an attorney.
You set the consultation fee and the engagement terms.
They are discussed in the consultation, not sent through a web form.
Flip a switch to hand a step to the site or take it back.
Clients who search for your practice find you, see why to trust you and book a consultation — with a reply in a minute, not in a day.
Goals, audience and the pages that matter — a written scope and a fixed price before any design starts.
Layouts on your real content, desktop and phone, with a preview link you can share.
A fast, editable site: forms, integrations, SEO basics and analytics, tested on real devices.
Go-live, redirects and Search Console, then updates, backups and monitoring if you want us to stay.
We build with the usual requirements in mind — disclaimers, no guarantees of outcome, careful case-result wording — and you or your bar counsel approve the final text.
Not through an ordinary form. The intake asks only what is needed to book; documents go through your practice software’s secure portal.
Each practice area and location gets its own page with useful answers, schema markup and fast loading — the basis of local SEO for law firms.
Yes. Intake answers can create contacts and matters in Clio, MyCase or Lawmatics automatically.
Yes. Consultation fees and retainers can be paid by card through LawPay or Stripe.
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